Join me in this powerful and personal video as I share my thoughts and experiences from within the confines of prison in 2025 ...

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The other inmates on the gallery tease me by calling me Mr. Clean. It’s not unusual for me to wipe down the cell bars or the floor two or three times a day.

I receive phone calls from distraught friends inside prison, complaining of unbearable heat, uncontrollable outbreaks and paltry diets.

Demetrius Cunningham writes about the cardboard piano that he built in his prison cell, which he used to teach himself music.

The yearlong COVID-19 lockdown has been severe for the nation's prisoners, who are isolated without visits, sacraments or vaccines, Patrick O'Neill of the Kings Bay Plowshares writes from the inside.